All Members Meeting

Aberdeen

1st December 2011

Thistle Aberdeen

Airport Hotel

WELCOME

THISTLE ABERDEEN AIRPORT HOTEL

• Fire alarms are tested every Monday at 10.30am.

• The fire alarm is a continuous siren. If you hear this alarm, please

leave the building by the nearest safe exit.

• Meet at the fire assembly point in the car park (green fire

assembly point sign).

• Stay together so that your event organiser can conduct a roll call.

• Await further instructions from hotel staff.

• Do not run. Do not panic. Do not re-enter the building.

FIRE SAFETY

BRIEFING

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1st December 2011

• Please put mobile phones on ‘vibrate’ or turn off

• If you must answer phones, please leave the room

• Please contribute, ask questions or challenge

• Remember that your feedback is vital to our progress

• Please return your name badges when you leave

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1st December 2011 How can you help?

The MSF needs your help to do an effective job:

• We need safety information from you to spread the word so that:

• others can look out for the possibilities of similar events

• others can learn from your recommendations

• lateral learning can take place

• We need your safety statistics

• We need sea staff, offshore installation personnel and management to

attend All Members Meetings to share information

• We need membership to fund the forum

• We need willing volunteers to form and assist workgroups by adding

expertise in particular fields

• We need to know your concerns about any aspect of marine safety

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Marine Safety Forum Objectives • To air marine safety issues in a mixed forum of service users and

providers.

• To highlight areas of particular concern and reach consensus on action

required to minimise risk of major incidents.

• To take pre-emptive action on minor issues which have the potential to

escalate.

• To coordinate all marine industry workgroups and draw from industry

expertise.

• To represent marine concerns within the ‘Step Change in Safety’

initiative.

• To work together to share safety information and good practice across

the whole industry.

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1st December 2011 Steering Group

Karl Fear – Offshore Marine Services Eddie Perkins – North Star Shipping

Colin Gay – BP Exploration Operating Company

Steve Ferguson – Maersk

Steve Taylor – Shell Exploration and Production

Alistair MacDonald – Gulf Offshore North Sea

Paul Gostick – Seacor Marine

Dave Nicholls – Step Change in Safety

Maurice Pickles – Chevron Upstream Europe

John Fraser – Sparrows Offshore Services

Mike Munro – Peterson SBS

Alistair Nicol –

Steve Struthers – Gulf Offshore N.S. Ltd

Andrew Rushmer - Maersk

Euan Simpson – ASCO Marine

Derek Leiper – Vroon Offshore

Andy Simpson – Transocean Offshore

Alan MacDonald – ConocoPhillips

Fergus Mack – Marathon

Ole Steinar Andersen – Statoil

Thomas Robinson – MCA

George Boothby – HSE Offshore Division

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1st December 2011 Membership

Ship Owners/Managers 37

Oil Companies/Operators 15

Marine Consultants 11

Trade Associations 10

Ship Brokerage Companies 5

Logistics/Service Companies 5

Port Authorities 2

Rig Operators 1

Training Providers 6

Governmental Bodies 3

Other Interested Parties 23

Total 118

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Current Circulation

2241 email address registered

Australia

Alaska

Denmark

Germany

India

Malaysia

Netherlands

Norway

UAE

UK

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Bulk Waste Workgroup

The workgroup has almost completed the review of the current best practice for handling of bulk waste found in “Annex A of the NWEA Guidelines”.

The last part of this is waiting for conformation of current best practices for sampling Offshore. This is being carried out by the Step Change in Safety workgroup looking into “drilling fluids” who have assisted with the MSF workgroup.

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Bulk Waste Workgroup

Work has started on an awareness DVD to inform all involved in the handling and transportation for disposal of oily fluids (“slops”) from drilling operations of the potential for generation of H2S.

Aims:

• To raise awareness of safety issues associated with H2S generated from oily fluids being transported to shore across the logistics chain

• To promote early planning and communication by drilling personnel of oily fluid disposal operations

• To inform Vessels Masters of the paperwork to expect when receiving oily fluids and what to do in the event of missing information or poor results

• To inform logistics personnel of the safety issues associated with oily fluids backloads and the need to offload bulk fluids from vessels in a timely manner

As you can imagine the costs to produce this type of material are out with the normal use of MSF and Step Change funds so any assistance from member companies of either industry body will be required.

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Agenda

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Airport Thistle Aberdeen Hotel

Agenda

Timing Presenter Event Description Length

0900-0930 Registration and Coffee on Arrival 30 minutes

0930-0940 Karl Fear - Chairman Opening / Safety

Statistics

Introductions & HSE Data

10 minutes

0940-0955 Steve Struthers Presentation Dropped Objects 15 minutes

0955-1015 Pat Dasgupta Presentation Investigation and Learning in to Capsize of Rescue Boat 20 minutes

1015-1035 Pete Tyrrell - Safety Hub Presentation Basic Environmental Skills Training Course 20 minutes

1035-1055

Derek Cardno - SFF Presentation Making the Call for Help 20 minutes

1055-1115 Keith Dawson Presentation Cargo Guidelines – Launch 20 minutes

1115-1130 Coffee 15 minutes

1130-1145 Mike Close Presentation NWEA 15 minutes

1145-1230

Nick Wilcox – Oxford Aviation Academy

& Adam Cowburn

Presentation What are the benefits of the STCW Manila Leadership and

Communication training requirements ‘

45 minutes

1230-1245 Karl Fear - Chairman Presentation MSF – The Way Forward

15 minutes

1245-1330 Lunch 45 minutes

1330-1415 Tim Springett – The Chamber of Shipping Presentation Behavioural Safety 45 minutes

1415-1435 Steve Ferguson Presentation DP Workgroup 20 minutes

1435-1535 Suman Muddusetti & Pete Fougere Presentation Marine Technology Society 1 Hour

1535-1635 Tim Springett – The Chamber of Shipping

Presentation Maritime Labour Convention 1 Hour

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2012

Eddie Perkins will become

the New Chairman from

1st January

Karl Fear will become Vice

Chairman 1st January

Next Aberdeen

All Members Meeting

Thursday

24th May 2012

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SAFETY PERFORMANCE

Report to Members

Total Recordable Injuries

12 Month Rolling Frequency

Other Incidents

2008 2009 2010 2011 YTD

Spills 39 67 44 36

Collisions 28 36 51 41

Groundings 5 13 15 6

Dropped Objects 19 32 17 25

Hose Incidents 20 39 41 15

Leading Indicators

2008 2009 2010 2011 YTD

Safety Observations 13,329 19,731 15,143 26,992

Near Misses 2,431 4,518 3,535 2,558

Vessel Audits 519 637 770 606

Management Visits 1843 1,847 1,524 1194

Summary

• Incident numbers on target to be down on

previous years

• Incident rates remain fairly static

• Increase in dropped objects since last year

• Increase in Safety observations

• Decrease in management visits

But Reporting from Members is not consistent or

complete!